Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 17, 1916 · page 6

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’MAN'V LANGUAGES—ONE
' '- ' _LOYALTY.

‘ The foreign-language newspapers of
a V Stile United States have come in for
. considenhle' criticism since the war
begin. Many of them have deserved
o: it. Mamie they have consciously 0;
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unconsciously, put tlw
noine foreign nation dist
abused their adopted country nude
' sen5&3!. It's eiideni, however. that
J these publications of which the native
Afiegicen is almost wholly ignorant.
aifi‘therolore sneplclods.. ore-in gen
oral'thoroughly patriotic. The most

goot or it he tpundnn ting

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not of principles adopted by the
‘ Mow Association of Foreign.
Law Newspapers in its recent
conviiflilon in Chicitgo:
'lhflny tings, one patriotism
WM)! papers teaching one Ameri
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‘ £3! tongues uttering one word-‘—
"T“ 780 foreign language news-
inoiii exhibited here. with combined

5 in language and creed. Build, ”Sam, ‘

rind sacred traditions of this the right to work in any ileld to which

iii 86589 of civic duty; in all ways conversing in the House lobby ”Tl
Minions mummy“! one albumin tilting a:

Minna we me it."

‘ . W enough mnemon- Spoile'r moms: ii. Reed of Kellie. To
-m it our foreignMrn onetime his point he told the {dim
«iii film the lead or the né‘i‘vs- ins story. which he said was told hint
in chit expose s‘u‘ui domain on one occasion by his iite‘ o‘avi'd it
_ WES;- ihay" v‘i‘ill notiofiiw' confer DeAmond, long a well-known and
inmmme benefits on their new
Itfi. nut will find ample inward in the state at mm It M n fol-l .
: minute and considerate tows: "fine my shortiybeiore ii663‘s '

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inspire} vice call mm.

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WW tour parallel pencil mute!
"-le mm ”mom line through
them to hold tins together. bout

of as con really comprehend.
We can get a vague idea of big
numbers, however. by reference to
.ixper‘ience—our inflated d tithe.
for instmce. A irenéh ”venom,
trying to show its readers what ii
meant to raise A “victory loan” or 14th
00,000,000 trance, reminded claimant
that was nearly fourteen finial Iii“
many minutes as had elapsed since
the death at Christ. '
Imagine one dollar towed into n
great war chest every scoud since
the beginning of the christian era
That chest would pay the cost of the
war s little more that a” you‘d the
present rate.
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WOMAN'S TRUE PLACE.
English women have won u re-
markohly wide than tor inim- during.
the put yenr and 3 mil. A large per-l
centnge of former house servants are!
ct work in the munitions factories.‘
They are sérving on railroads and
street core and omnibuses cs portmi
and conductors. They no cheer
fully Inciting their rounds in rain or‘
shine in postwomen ind policewom_
en. Not only as letter carriers but as
teiognpii messengers; climates“ for
motor vans, and as clerks in the post-v
emcee English girls are serving their
government, taking the places of the
men Who hive gone to the trout.
Former society lenders are working
aide by side with ex-sorving girls.
Sonic are studying in hospltnls. pr-tL
. ' themselves for active nursing.
LndRze are" even running the lenient
depots established by the War Depart-

 

horsos that are to be sent into active:
service later.

From the chnrwonnu to the lady of‘
wealth and ease, all have quietly left‘
their iormer occupations and taken up
the work oi the men wherever they
uore needed. That they hsvo been

has been a great atop in the advance;
meat of women. it has shown that
they are physically and mentally
capable of a much greater variety of]
service than’ has been granted hereJ
toiorc. it hue shown that when condi
lonli demand the service of women
their plum is no longer “in the home"
but wherever they can best serve so-
ciety. It has increased the dignity of
labor and the respect with which wo-
men wdflting outside of the home are

Whh the war ends the women will
have prov“ their ability and earned

individual interests‘nnd public ser-

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Here at indie—The Long Awaited
The Geoteét of All

January
CLE RANCE
S A L E
The Biggéét Money Saving 3 ,
Occasion 0f the Year - . '
_ The mos? genomic and wanted goods are osmd at prices
(but give you 1‘ airline to practice ilie his: kind of economy. In
mmémmuwwm find the meet extraordinary

Better come tonight or tomoriow while the selection is
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